Name for the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights To change; a way to alter or add to the Constitution amendThe rights reserved to the people (amendment # ____) NineAmendment # 3 says citizens do not have to ___________________________. quarter soldiersAmendments 6 and 7 guarantee the rights to a trial by ________. juryAmendment #7 guarantees trial by jury in ___________ cases civilRight to bear arms is amendment # _____ twoAccording to amendment #4 citizens are protected from illegal _________ and seizures searchesAmendment #10 reserves powers for the _____________ statesAmendment #8 protects citizens from cruel and ________ punishments unusual People do not have to testify against themselves; I plead the _________ fifthPeople are protected from double ____________ in amendment #5. jeopardy Amendment #1 guarantees freedom of religion, ________, press, petition, and speech assembly

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Name for the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights To change; a way to alter or add to the Constitution amendThe rights reserved to the people (amendment # ____) NineAmendment # 3 says citizens do not have to ___________________________. quarter soldiersAmendments 6 and 7 guarantee the rights to a trial by ________. juryAmendment #7 guarantees trial by jury in ___________ cases civilRight to bear arms is amendment # _____ twoAccording to amendment #4 citizens are protected from illegal _________ and seizures searchesAmendment #10 reserves powers for the _____________ statesAmendment #8 protects citizens from cruel and ________ punishments unusual People do not have to testify against themselves; I plead the _________ fifthPeople are protected from double ____________ in amendment #5. jeopardy Amendment #1 guarantees freedom of religion, ________, press, petition, and speech assembly

1st Amendment RAPPSThe ____ have rights beyond what is written in the constitution peopleRight to bear ___ armsRight to a ___ trial in civil cases juryNo cruel and unusual punishment eighth amendmentNo double ___ jeopardy Due Process of Law fifth amendment Right to remain ____ silent no excessive ___ bailsGuarantees a public and ___ trial speedyFreedom from unreasonable search fourth amendment ____ Powers Reserved Freedom of ___ assembly Right not to ___ soldiers in your house quarter Right to a ___ lawyer

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1st Amendment RAPPSThe ____ have rights beyond what is written in the constitution peopleRight to bear ___ armsRight to a ___ trial in civil cases juryNo cruel and unusual punishment eighth amendmentNo double ___ jeopardy Due Process of Law fifth amendment Right to remain ____ silent no excessive ___ bailsGuarantees a public and ___ trial speedyFreedom from unreasonable search fourth amendment ____ Powers Reserved Freedom of ___ assembly Right not to ___ soldiers in your house quarter Right to a ___ lawyer

A trail determined by your peers. Trail by juryA group of people gathering in one place for a common purpose; meeting AssemblyU.S. citizens have the right to a fair and speedy trail Amendment sixWeapons (Guns) ArmsFormal written request PetitionFaith; Belief ReligionFeedom of Speech, Religion, Petition, Assembly and Press Amendment oneU.S. citizens have a right to trail by jury Amendment sevenThe central government of a federation Federal GovernmentU.S. citizens have the right to bear arms Amendment twoThe persecution of a person twice for the same offense Double JeopardyFreedom; Independence Libertyreasonable "cause" to arrest someone Probable causeA person's personal belongings PropertyU.S. citizens may have rights not listed in the constitution Amendment ninepenalize; a form of disciplining someone PunishmentThe government may not force U.S. citizens to shelter soldiers in their homes amendment threeExcessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted amendment eightThe powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people amendment tenResidence home

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A trail determined by your peers. Trail by juryA group of people gathering in one place for a common purpose; meeting AssemblyU.S. citizens have the right to a fair and speedy trail Amendment sixWeapons (Guns) ArmsFormal written request PetitionFaith; Belief ReligionFeedom of Speech, Religion, Petition, Assembly and Press Amendment oneU.S. citizens have a right to trail by jury Amendment sevenThe central government of a federation Federal GovernmentU.S. citizens have the right to bear arms Amendment twoThe persecution of a person twice for the same offense Double JeopardyFreedom; Independence Libertyreasonable "cause" to arrest someone Probable causeA person's personal belongings PropertyU.S. citizens may have rights not listed in the constitution Amendment ninepenalize; a form of disciplining someone PunishmentThe government may not force U.S. citizens to shelter soldiers in their homes amendment threeExcessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted amendment eightThe powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people amendment tenResidence home

Which amendment protects you from searches without reason? Amendment4Which amendment stops soldiers from staying in a home without the owners consent? Amendment3You have the _ to a speedy and public trial.(what is the blank) RightAmendment 1 allows you to practice your what dreely? ReligeonAcoording to amendment 2 You have the right to BearArmsHow many amendments are in the bill of rights? TenCrime that is punishable by the death sentance captialIf you are the defendant you have the right a? LawyerYou have the right to peacefully _ ? AssembleFirst ten amendments of the costitution? Bill of RightsCops need this to search your home. WarrantGathering signatures to make a change is called a ? PetitionThe 7th amendment gives the right to a trial by a ? JuryAmendment 9 gives you rights not listed in the ConstitutionWhat is a abreviation for the president? POTUSYou can't make a law removing your freedom of ? SpeechAmendment 5 does not allow _ jeopardy DoubleAmendment 5 does allow? Self incriminationAmendment 6 gives you the right to a __ Jury impartialAmendment 2 says there can be a well regulated? Militia

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Which amendment protects you from searches without reason? Amendment4Which amendment stops soldiers from staying in a home without the owners consent? Amendment3You have the _ to a speedy and public trial.(what is the blank) RightAmendment 1 allows you to practice your what dreely? ReligeonAcoording to amendment 2 You have the right to BearArmsHow many amendments are in the bill of rights? TenCrime that is punishable by the death sentance captialIf you are the defendant you have the right a? LawyerYou have the right to peacefully _ ? AssembleFirst ten amendments of the costitution? Bill of RightsCops need this to search your home. WarrantGathering signatures to make a change is called a ? PetitionThe 7th amendment gives the right to a trial by a ? JuryAmendment 9 gives you rights not listed in the ConstitutionWhat is a abreviation for the president? POTUSYou can't make a law removing your freedom of ? SpeechAmendment 5 does not allow _ jeopardy DoubleAmendment 5 does allow? Self incriminationAmendment 6 gives you the right to a __ Jury impartialAmendment 2 says there can be a well regulated? Militia

Freedom of speech/expression, press, religion, assembly and petition. Amendment1Right to "bear arms" Amendment2Protects against forced quartering troops Amendment3Right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure Amendment4Repealed Prohibition Amendment 21Women's suffrage Amendment 19Prohibition! Outlaws the production, transport and sale of alcohol. Amendment 18Protected the right to vote to allmen and prevented discrimination on the basis of race, color, or "previous condition of servitude" Amendment15Extended citizenship to all persons, regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude; guaranteed " due process of law" and basic rights.+ Amendment 14Right to a grand jury, protection against "double jeopardy," protection against self-incrimination Amendment 5Right to a speedy trial, right to a lawyer, right to face your accuser, jury of peers. Amendment 6Criminal cases are tried by a jury of peers, civil cases are heard by only a judge Amendment7All powers not given directly to the federal government, goes to the states Amendment10Abolished slavery Amendment13Protection against cruel and unusual punishment Amendment8Citizens have more rights than just what is expressed in the bill of rights Amendment9

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Freedom of speech/expression, press, religion, assembly and petition. Amendment1Right to "bear arms" Amendment2Protects against forced quartering troops Amendment3Right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure Amendment4Repealed Prohibition Amendment 21Women's suffrage Amendment 19Prohibition! Outlaws the production, transport and sale of alcohol. Amendment 18Protected the right to vote to allmen and prevented discrimination on the basis of race, color, or "previous condition of servitude" Amendment15Extended citizenship to all persons, regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude; guaranteed " due process of law" and basic rights.+ Amendment 14Right to a grand jury, protection against "double jeopardy," protection against self-incrimination Amendment 5Right to a speedy trial, right to a lawyer, right to face your accuser, jury of peers. Amendment 6Criminal cases are tried by a jury of peers, civil cases are heard by only a judge Amendment7All powers not given directly to the federal government, goes to the states Amendment10Abolished slavery Amendment13Protection against cruel and unusual punishment Amendment8Citizens have more rights than just what is expressed in the bill of rights Amendment9

Other rights of the people. ninthRight to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy. fifthFreedom from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishments eighthFreedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. firstFreedom from unreasonable searches and seizures. fourthPowers reserved to the states. tenthNo quartering of soldiers. thirdRight of trial by jury in civil cases seventhRight to keep and bear arms in order to maintain a well regulated militia secondRights of accused persons, e.g., right to a speedy and public trial. sixth

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Other rights of the people. ninthRight to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy. fifthFreedom from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishments eighthFreedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. firstFreedom from unreasonable searches and seizures. fourthPowers reserved to the states. tenthNo quartering of soldiers. thirdRight of trial by jury in civil cases seventhRight to keep and bear arms in order to maintain a well regulated militia secondRights of accused persons, e.g., right to a speedy and public trial. sixth

Amendment 4 requires cops to have this to search your property warrantYou have the right to peacefully______? assembleWhich amendment 3 deals with the ________ of soldiers quarteringGathering signatures to make a change is called a _____ petitionAmendment 5 does not allow _______ jeopardy DoubleAccording to the 2 amendment, you have the right to ________ bear armsWhich amendment protects you from the government taking your property without pay fifthWho wrote the ten amendments? MadisonWho wrote the constitution? JeffersonWhat do amendments 4-8 deal with? due processWhat does amendment 8 protect you from? cruel and unusual punishmentWhat document was the Bill of Rights added to? constitutionWhat does the Bill of Rights protect? individual rightsWhat amendment says people have more rights than what are listed in the constitution? ninthWhat amendment allows you to remain silent when arrested? fifthThe seventh amendment gives you the right to a what? jury trialWhat amendment says, powers not given to the federal government are powers reserved for the states or people? tenthWhat document did the Constitution replace? Articles of Confederation

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Amendment 4 requires cops to have this to search your property warrantYou have the right to peacefully______? assembleWhich amendment 3 deals with the ________ of soldiers quarteringGathering signatures to make a change is called a _____ petitionAmendment 5 does not allow _______ jeopardy DoubleAccording to the 2 amendment, you have the right to ________ bear armsWhich amendment protects you from the government taking your property without pay fifthWho wrote the ten amendments? MadisonWho wrote the constitution? JeffersonWhat do amendments 4-8 deal with? due processWhat does amendment 8 protect you from? cruel and unusual punishmentWhat document was the Bill of Rights added to? constitutionWhat does the Bill of Rights protect? individual rightsWhat amendment says people have more rights than what are listed in the constitution? ninthWhat amendment allows you to remain silent when arrested? fifthThe seventh amendment gives you the right to a what? jury trialWhat amendment says, powers not given to the federal government are powers reserved for the states or people? tenthWhat document did the Constitution replace? Articles of Confederation

Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion and Petition One bear arms twoConditions for quarters of soldiers threeneed warrant or probable cause to arrest and search fourPresumption of Innocence fiveRight to a speedy trial sixRight to a trial by jury Right of trial by jury of your peers seven No cruel or unusual punishment such as torture eightU.S. Supreme Court decides what the constitution means nineStates can make local rules and laws such as divorce rules tenfederal courts do not have jurisdiction in case against a state eleven Revises presidential election procedures twelve Abolishes slavery thirteenDefines citizenship fourteenProhibits the denial of the right to vote based on race fithteenIncome tax sixteenthPopular Election of Senators seventeenProhibition of Intoxicating Liquors eighteenEqual Suffrage---Sex; Right of Women to Vote nineteen Commencement of Terms; Sessions of Congress; Death or Disqualification of President-Elect twentyRepeal of 18th Amendment twenty onePresidental Tenure; No President may serve more than 2 elected terms twenty twoInclusion of DIstrict of Columbia in Presidential Election System twenty threeRight to Vote in Federal Elections----Tax Payment; Outlawed the payment of a tax as a condition for taking part in elections twenty fourPresidential Succession; Vice Presidential Vacancy; Presidential Inability twenty fiveRight to Vote----Age; Must be 18 years or older twenty sixCongressional Pay; Congress's power to fix the salaries of its members twenty seven

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Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion and Petition One bear arms twoConditions for quarters of soldiers threeneed warrant or probable cause to arrest and search fourPresumption of Innocence fiveRight to a speedy trial sixRight to a trial by jury Right of trial by jury of your peers seven No cruel or unusual punishment such as torture eightU.S. Supreme Court decides what the constitution means nineStates can make local rules and laws such as divorce rules tenfederal courts do not have jurisdiction in case against a state eleven Revises presidential election procedures twelve Abolishes slavery thirteenDefines citizenship fourteenProhibits the denial of the right to vote based on race fithteenIncome tax sixteenthPopular Election of Senators seventeenProhibition of Intoxicating Liquors eighteenEqual Suffrage---Sex; Right of Women to Vote nineteen Commencement of Terms; Sessions of Congress; Death or Disqualification of President-Elect twentyRepeal of 18th Amendment twenty onePresidental Tenure; No President may serve more than 2 elected terms twenty twoInclusion of DIstrict of Columbia in Presidential Election System twenty threeRight to Vote in Federal Elections----Tax Payment; Outlawed the payment of a tax as a condition for taking part in elections twenty fourPresidential Succession; Vice Presidential Vacancy; Presidential Inability twenty fiveRight to Vote----Age; Must be 18 years or older twenty sixCongressional Pay; Congress's power to fix the salaries of its members twenty seven

The Constitution begins with? We the peopleIn 1787 what important document was wrote? ConstitutionWhat are the first 10 Amendments called? Bill of rightsThe "Freedoms" are in what Amendment? FirstWhat city was the Constitution wrote in? PennsylvaniaHow many Amendments are in the Bill of Rights? TenThe Constitution is a Declaration of what? IndependenceWhat President was elected to preside over the Constitutional Convention? George WashingtonThe right to bear arms is what Amendment? SecondWhat Amendment guarantees a speedy public trial? SixthSolider's cannot takeover someone's home because of this Amendment? ThirdThe ___________ Amendment guarantees a speedy civil trial? SeventhThis Amendment guarantees that punishment will be fair and not cruel. EigthPleading the Fifth is what Amendment? FifthWhat Amendment protects people from unreasonable search and seizure? Fourth

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The Constitution begins with? We the peopleIn 1787 what important document was wrote? ConstitutionWhat are the first 10 Amendments called? Bill of rightsThe "Freedoms" are in what Amendment? FirstWhat city was the Constitution wrote in? PennsylvaniaHow many Amendments are in the Bill of Rights? TenThe Constitution is a Declaration of what? IndependenceWhat President was elected to preside over the Constitutional Convention? George WashingtonThe right to bear arms is what Amendment? SecondWhat Amendment guarantees a speedy public trial? SixthSolider's cannot takeover someone's home because of this Amendment? ThirdThe ___________ Amendment guarantees a speedy civil trial? SeventhThis Amendment guarantees that punishment will be fair and not cruel. EigthPleading the Fifth is what Amendment? FifthWhat Amendment protects people from unreasonable search and seizure? Fourth